This Trainer Is from Unova

Pokémon novels are the ones in TM. It's not about how good they are, but the worldview, characters, and travels in them are the most consistent with the original novels. Pokémon can be recovered according to fate, unlike those geniuses (who open a big hook and catch the strongest ones in the game every day, always combining reality, animation and games) mixed together), and unlike those dark novels (which think they are dark and top-level intellectual battles, but are actually comparable to Zhongli's fake death [Petrification]), the non-urban travel Pokémon is about happily healing the ups and downs in the ordinary. I don't know if it is good or not, but I think it is to my taste. Come on, author, use love to generate electricity. I wrote two chapters a day and hundreds of chapters without signing a contract or gaining popularity. It's really inspiring.

Please pay attention and comment. I think it's not too much to give myself a five-star review. I try to write the logic clearly, with as little nonsense as possible and more rationality. [Seeking attention]

After reading it, most of it is pretty good. Only a very small part of it jumped out of control. It's much better than many high-scoring, brainless novels with real memorial arches. I just don't know why there are so few people, so there's no rating at all.

It is very in line with my ideal Pokémon story. Encountering Pokémon with different people, traveling, adventuring, and training is in line with the preferences of animation fans. Growing and living with your own Pokémon is the most attractive part of the Pokémon IP. Come on, I hope it can be completed. There are too many tomatoes, eunuch. Will there be a Mega Crocodile from Legend of ZA? It feels so ugly. At first I thought it was a Mega Red Faced Dragon.

After reading the previous 35 chapters, I don't think there's anything poisonous about it so far. The writing is pretty good, the writing style is good, and the interaction between Pokémon is also very good. I really like Grass Snake. I haven't seen other people's comments about the poisonous heroine. Let me give you my personal opinion. I don't have any opinions in the article, but the title and introduction of the book, It's really not that good. I have no interest in reading it (especially the word "Blue Star" in the title). I might not read this book if I'm not a book lover, but I liked it after reading it. As long as it's not a zigzag article, I should be able to read it to the end. Come on, author [I've learned it] Seeing the poisonous point, the author may have to pay attention. Tomato's Pokémon stories tend to have single or no female protagonists. At present, it seems that the more likely female protagonists are Xiao Ju'er and Ziyu. If the author wants to have two female protagonists, it is best to say it in advance, and don't go crazy with each other. In the end, there is no female protagonist or single (purely personal suggestion) 🤦

It's well written. It would be great if I could conquer Yaya (Flash). The protagonist lacks a pure dragon type elf, and the twin-axe fighting dragon of Flash is the most handsome. And I found that the twin-axe dragon that flashed in the anime never appeared. I hope the author, if possible, can add a flashing double-axe battle dragon to the protagonist, 🙂🙂[please update] Everyone, please help the author get the rating up. This book is well written, 🙂🙂🙂🥰🥰🥰

Okay, well written

It's a pretty good Pokémon novel. It doesn't have any qualifications or anything like that. It has the original style of the anime.

The writing is pretty good, come on, it's more than just a 7. I just read the beginning of this article and it's above a 9. I'll give it a follow-up review after reading it. In Chapter 100, I discovered that the Arceus Slate is invincible. It doesn't suit my taste. It's both Thunderbolt and Stone Slate, and I've also come into contact with a lot of high combat power. I'm just a gym leader, and it's not that strong in less than a hundred chapters. I can't stand it anymore, bye bye

Good-looking, recommended by Wall Crack, a very comfortable travel article. The author does not stick to high racial values and popular Pokémon. You can really feel the love for the furry sheep in the words. I, a person who was not interested in the furry sheep, began to like this pink lamb. The Pokémon that join the team are all powerful and attractive, and the author also helps them become stronger through various interesting plot tasks. The protagonist's Pop Dolphin is also really cute.